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Medieval
1,168
Metal
Medieval was released on October 19, 2004 by Century Media as a part of the album Tearing Down Your Blue Skies (Reissue)
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Release DateOctober 19, 2004
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Diecast
Diecast
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Paul Stoddard
Paul Stoddard
Lyrics, Composer
Kirk Kolatis
Kirk Kolatis
Lyrics, Composer
Jonathan Kita
Jonathan Kita
Lyrics, Composer
Jeremy Wooden
Jeremy Wooden
Lyrics, Composer
Jason Costa
Jason Costa
Composer, Lyrics

Lyrics

Loose cannons fire as they target shades of gray
(Bone is thicker than stone, nothing could ever break your skull)
(Bone is thicker than stone, nothing could ever break your skull)
Loose cannons fire as they target shades of gray
Never mind a mind that never evolves from the medieval
(Bone is thicker than stone, nothing could ever break your skull)
(Bone is thicker than stone, nothing could ever break your skull)
(Damage is far greater than you ever could imagine)
(Then when you pump your seed full of sewage)
(If you need someone to hate just look into a mirror)
(There you'll see who will be buried six feet down, down)
(Buried six feet down, down, you're dead and buried)
(Ignorance breeds ignorance, breeds hatred and decay)
Morals and sympathies start to fade
(Never mind a mind that never looks to find the truth)
Just hold your breath 'til you turn blue (and never exhale)
(I'll bide my time), for you to cross the line (cross the line) all it takes is time
(Bide my time) for you to cross the line (cross the line and just trip the wire)
(You feel so justified in actions that you take) fabricating dishonest mistakes
(You reap what you sow, the burden that you bear will be inhumane but fair)
(It will be fair, it will be fair)
Loose cannons fire, as they target shades of gray
Never mind a mind that never evolves from the medieval
Loose cannons fire (targeting shades of gray)
Loose cannons fire (targeting shades of gray)
Never mind a mind that never evolves from the medieval
(Bone is thicker than stone, nothing could ever break your skull)
(Damage is undamaged)
Written by: Jason Costa, Jeremy Wooden, Jonathan Kita, Kirk Kolatis, Paul Stoddard
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